Mediocre Men Wait For Opportunity To Come

The Man Who Is Bigger Than His Job Keeps Cool. He Does Not Lose His Head, He Refuses To Become Rattled, To Fly Off In A Temper. The Man Who Would Control Others Must Be Able To Control Himself. There Is Something Admirable, Something Inspiring, Something Soul-stirring About A Man Who Displays Coolness And Courage Under Extremely Trying Circumstances. A Good Temper Is Not Only A Business Asset. It Is The Secret Of Health. The Longer You Live, The More You Will Learn That A Disordered Temper Breeds A Disordered Body.

Lady Luck Generally Woos Those Who Earnestly, Enthusiastically, Unremittingly Woo Her.

A Willing, Cheerful Worker, With His Heart In His Job, Will Turn Out More Work And More Satisfactory Work In 44 Hours Than An Unwilling Worker, Dissatisfied With His Conditions, Will Turn Out In 54 Hours. It Is Good Business, Therefore, For Every Employer To Go As Far As He Possibly Can In Reaching A Schedule Agreeable To His People.

Turn Resolutely To Work, To Recreation, Or In Any Case To Physical Exercise Till You Are So Tired You Can't Help Going To Sleep, And When You Wake Up You Won't Want To Worry.

...the Incontestable Truth Is That America Has Been Built Up By Optimists, Not By Pessimists, But By Men Possessing Courage, Confidence In The Nation's Destiny, By Men Willing To Adventure, To Shoulder Risks Terrifying To The Timid.